I stop into Good Grounds Coffee Company about once a month to grab a loaf of their sourdough before…read moreheading to my in-laws, and it's easily one of my favorite local spots. Their sourdough cinnamon rolls are incredible and the coffee is always perfect, made with their own roasted beans. I recently used their espresso to batch espresso martinis for an event and they were a hit! The inside is adorable, warm, and so welcoming it truly feels like home when you walk in. They often host events and sell items from local vendors, which is such a sweet way to support the community. Everything about this place feels thoughtful and made with care.

Right off the bat, let me tell you that regardless of where you live, Good Grounds is worth the…read moreroad trip! I've been here a handful of times and on different days but it is always busy; that is a great sign. The coffee is awesome, the bagels are excellent but my favorite is the jalapeno cheddar sourdough! And they were sweet enough to make a pumpkin pie and hold it for me and it was one of the best that I've ever had. The place looks modern and has a farmhouse feel to it. The smell is worth bottling up as well. Absolutely love it here!

The food is amazing! I ordered a Southern Reuben to go and it was quick and the best Reuben I've…read morehad. I could only finish half if it because it had so much meat. My family and I have eaten inside too on occasion, and they never disappoint. The service is top notch. They also have the best margaritas, with every penny.

Just stopped in for a quick bite to eat before an event down the road. This place is amazing. The…read morefood, the drinks, the service and vibe of the place is great. We aren't locals, but we will definitely be back. Special shoutout to our server Gretchen, thank you!!

$45 for 4 bagels that were all trash! Besides the fact that we waited 25 minutes all our food was…read moreCOLD! Bagels were not toasted like we asked. The salmon bagel was outrageously small for $11! The panini!!! OMG don't call it a panini if it's not one, call it a cold sandwich, and the Italian bagel, they need to learn the difference between mortadella and Bologna. They cut all the cold cuts super thick, like Bologna is. Not coming back that's for sure!

Such a cute little coffee shop! Plenty of parking on the street and nearby lots. They were slammed…read morewhich caused service to lack a bit. We only received one of our items at first and I had to go back to the counter twice to remind them about the rest of our order. Drinks were good though and the cheesecake was such a great sweet treat! Love the vibe in there as well. Seems like a great place to get some work done or catch up with friends. We spent a lot of time in the antique store connected to the shop as well. A true little gem!

Fantastic spot. Cozy little shop that's always nice when entering, greeted by the staff each time…read more The coffee options vary widely and they're delicious. They also donate large portions of profits to very good causes, give this place a try!

Simply Great Coffee !! Pour Over, Drip, Espresso, it's all here. I especially enjoyed my Costa…read moreRican Pour Over. The best part is what Thread Creek stands up for. That is the Health and Well-being against Human Trafficking. Not only for future occurrences but the treatment of past events. Also grab a Red THREAD Bracelet made by the very woman saved. Come in and see the fresh new coffee shop. Plenty of work space and wifi is reliable.

I recently learned that Achatz originally came out of Armada. Nice…read more We enjoyed their mixed berry, which happens to be my favorite of all of their flavors. We also got to try their peach pie, since it's in season at the moment. The peach wasn't bad, but the mixed berry was still better.

Delicious with a great variety and wonderful helpers. I have been going for years and will…read morecontinue to go there when I want pie - As good as my homemade!

Very nice relaxing place to have coffee great vibes and very helpful when trying new coffee. I love…read morea great coffee spot.ill be back again.

I was recommended this coffee shop by a family member since they know how much I love coffee. They…read moresaid, "the best coffee, I've ever had." A bit of background on my obsession on coffee, I am not an individual that drinks a cup of joe with 500 syrups and 80 cups of milk and say "this is the best coffee EVER!" If it's my first time getting coffee from a coffee shop, I will get a plain black coffee. Therefore, I ordered black iced coffee, which had a good balance in flavors. As for a second coffee, I ordered the Iced Cafe Miel Latte with oat milk. This drink was very good and there was an even ratio between coffee and milk, not too sweet too. Originally, I wanted to grab my coffee and sit inside the coffee shop (from the view outside, the shop looked pretty and modern) but there was no parking spots and the parking lot is beyond small but I did see folks park in the establishment next door and walk over. The drive thru is narrow but the wait time was a bit long and the person at the drive thru didn't seem enthusiastic. Overall, I did enjoy the coffee but I do not see the hype. It basic coffee, nothing that stands out from the rest. I must say the coffee was a bit overpriced, it did not match the quantity. Would I recommend this place to others? I would, only if you're in the area. I wouldn't drive out of my way (20 min) to grab a coffee from this spot.

Free WiFi Exquisite service…read more Obscure decor Honey bear latte One of a kind Delish coffees Clean restrooms Eclectic atmosphere Positive attitudes Overall, planing to be a regular-

Best coffee in town! Service is always great, and the quality is unmatched! Clean inside…read more Freshly roasted on site. And can make just about anything you can dream up! A MUST VISIT IN PORT HURON!!

I have been going to the country store since moved to Romeo when I was 16, 1966! it has been a…read moremay-stay in my families lives for a very long time. During time I have moved to Colorado and Florida and I have ordered Southern Pecan coffee from that store for many, many years! I had it delivered when we lived in CO and now living in Florida. I will continue to order from there whenever I runout!

33 years for serving the Romeo community. The lovely couple…read morerunning the store has been doing it for the last 33 years and it's always kept a very interesting set of items to find that remind you of yesterday year. There is so many vintage and historical items all around this little store such as the 1886 stove and the self playing piano. Not to mention the entire front of the store was moved to its current location from across the street somewhere around 60 years ago. It was a former barn. Take your time to look around as you may find something really interesting. There's also a lot of affordable candy to choose from.

Blake's is the Disneyland of cider mills. I appreciate all that Blake's has to offer throughout the…read moreyear but its events are overpriced. I attended this year's Sunflower Festival and could not believe a ticket just to get in was $14 and did not include sunflowers! The $14 fee is to walk through several rows of vendors selling things you get to see for free at plenty of local farmers' markets and fall festivals. You need to pay extra to pick sunflowers. I didn't buy it but I think the slushie with whipped cream topped with a donut was around $12, which is absolutely nuts. None of the drinks here are that large. Some years ago I went to the haunted house. I remember that the haunted house didn't take too long to walk through. It's always fun to go to pretty much any cider mill in the state in the fall, Blake's is no exception. My point is that there are many other more authentic less commercialized cider mills in the area that are worth visiting and where you get more bang for your buck.

I visited Blake's Orchard with my family in early September, and it was such a fun, wholesome day!…read moreThe kids couldn't get enough of picking apples right off the trees, watching fresh cider being made, and exploring the cheerful sunflower garden. We even grabbed a homemade pie to take home, which was the perfect way to wrap up the afternoon. Of course, we couldn't resist having cider and donuts on-site. There's plenty of outdoor seating, so it was an ideal place to enjoy the sunshine and take in the farm views. Everything tasted amazing, including the crisp, juicy apples we brought home. What really surprised me were the beautiful vegetable patches near the orchards. You can pick your own produce straight from the field. Entry is just $1 per car for a bag, and the prices are super reasonable: $40 for a full bag of apples and $30 for veggies. Honestly, it felt like a steal for fresh, organic produce. I walked away with bags full of farm-fresh goodness for less than what I'd spend at the grocery store. The produce I bought were cauliflower, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, and eggplants. We had such a great time that I'm already planning our next trip back next year!

Excellent donuts, pastry's and staff- Go here for great…read moretreats! You won't be disappointed!

Well, we got there around 10 am and we were late by at least three hours. All the fancy donuts and…read moremy apple fritters were already sold out. I love the small town feel of Almont and this seems to be a spot that locals and visitors alike all flock to. We got an assortment of donuts; custard, lemon, raspberry, glazed, cinnamon sugar and French crueler. I must tell you, I took a bite out of each donut, throwing all concerns of my health out the window just so I could tell you guys how good the donuts are. The custard/boston kreme donuts are usually my favorite and that was just ok. All the other donuts were really tasty. The raspberry was awesome as was the lemon. I might camp out next time and get here right at 6 am to get my hands on the others!